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/ 6 years ago

Salary cap cuts? Sadly they’re just an illusion

COLIN BOAG Mr Loyalty: Mark Lambert was a one-club man at Quins Remember the temporary cut in the salary cap that...

By The Rugby Paper Team

Features

/ 6 years ago

Lam has the ability to turn his Bears into champions

JEREMY GUSCOTT OUTSPOKEN AND UNMISSABLE... EVERY WEEK Spectacular: Semi Radradra playing for Bordeaux PICTURE: Getty Images Iwouldn’t underestimate anything about Pat...

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Brendan Gallagher

/ 6 years ago

Gareth Edwards-led Millfield really started Rosslyn Park Sevens dynasty

Brendan Gallagher begins a new feature looking at Britain's esteemed rugby schools

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Miscellaneous

/ 6 years ago

Earl eyes up Prem crown

England flanker Ben Earl is gunning for Premiership glory on loan at Bristol from Saracens Full Story: P5 PICTURE: Getty Images...

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Features

/ 6 years ago

ON THE BLIND SIDE

BY NEILFISSLER Follow me on Twitter: @neilfissler Marshall follows money train to Japan TOM Marshall is set to be the latest...

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/ 6 years ago

Klim latest to join revamped Reds

JERSEY Reds have signed Namibia international wing Lesley Klim ahead of the 2020-21 Championship season. Klim, 25, played twice at the...

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Latest News

/ 6 years ago

Kvesic sold on prospect of re-joining mentor Matt

By NEALE HARVEY Coach: Jonathan Thomas MATT Kvesic says being reunited with the man who kick-started his rugby career is one...

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Features

/ 6 years ago

Driven by desire for Bristol’s champagne!

MY LIFEIN RUGBY HAYDN THOMAS THE FORMER EXETER CHIEFS, GLOUCESTER & BRISTOL SCRUM-HALF THE other day we had a 10th anniversary...

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Brendan Gallagher

/ 6 years ago

Rugby Matters: Rugby has benefitted from ill-gotten gains

Colston College has been one of rugby's strongest schools in the country, but play under an infamous name

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Dream Team

/ 6 years ago

Dream Team: Ealing Trailfinders scrum-half Craig Hampson

No.9 Hampson cast his eye over past teammates and opponents to choose a dream XV

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Features

/ 6 years ago

Hooker Hansen joins Bristol

BRISTOL are set to raid West Country rivals Gloucester to strengthen their squad for next season with hooker James Hanson in...

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Features

/ 6 years ago

Robshaw agrees to stay until season end

TRANSFER WRAP CHRIS Robshaw will finish the remainder of the postponed Premiership season with Harlequins after agreeing a contract extension. The...

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/ 6 years ago

Gill’s off-field venture brings in extra green

By ROB COLE Lawn maker: Blues prop Rhys Gill Partner: Ross Johnson RHYS Gill hasn’t had a chance to miss the...

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Features

/ 6 years ago

Rugby has benefitted from ill-gotten gains

RUGBY MATTERS BRENDAN GALLAGHER A weekly look at the game’s other talking points Uprise: Edward Colston’s statue is ripped down in...

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Latest News

/ 6 years ago

Collier banking on scrum supremacy for Test recall

By NEALE HARVEY Rock solid: Quins tighthead Will Collier PICTURE: Getty Images Highlight: Marland Yarde, Chris Robshaw, Danny Care, Will Collier...

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Columnists

/ 6 years ago

Guscott column: Eddie Jones makes a good point I’ve been hammering for years

Eddie Jones recently suggested one way rugby could be changed for the better in the second half of contests

By Jeremy Guscott

Club Rugby

/ 6 years ago

Bristol explain why they relaxed their opposition to salary cap changes

Owner Steve Lansdown had previously openly stated his opposition to changes to the salary cap

By The Rugby Paper Team

Latest News

/ 6 years ago

I’m one of Will’s old farts at the RFU these days

MY LIFEIN RUGBY PHIL DE GLANVILLE THE FORMER ENGLAND & BATH CAPTAIN AND CENTRE Proud days: England captain Phil de Glanville...

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/ 6 years ago

Cult hero Marler signs on again for Harlequins

By ADAM ELLIS ENGLAND prop Joe Marler has ended rumours that he might quit the game by signing a contract extension...

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Features

/ 6 years ago

Delayed salary cap vote goes ahead tomorrow

PREMIERSHIP clubs will vote again tomorrow on proposals that should see them reduce the salary cap and overhaul the ‘marquee’ players...

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Bristol owner Steve Lansdown has invested in the squad

Columnists

/ 6 years ago

Hewett column: Lansdown argument all about gaining monopoly

Bristol and Bath hold the advantage in the Premiership with their financial muscle, writes Chris Hewett

By Chris Hewett

Club Rugby

/ 6 years ago

Harlequins find tighthead to fill void left by Kyle Sinckler

The Premiership club are set to bolster their front row across all three positions

By The Rugby Paper Team

Club Rugby

/ 6 years ago

Nicky Thomas urged to make Ospreys chance count

Former coach Bernard Jackman believes the Ospreys is a the final chance for Thomas to show his Wales potential, yet to...

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The Rugby Paper

/ 6 years ago

Ambition? Lansdown should ask Ealing!

STEVE Lansdown wants to ring fence the Premier League so that the clubs can get their finances in order. Well, we’ve...

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Features

/ 6 years ago

Q&A – Mark Mapletoft: Harlequins could improve on bringing through more youngsters

After a decade at Harlequins, academy coach Mark Mapletoft is moving on. We asked him about his time at the Stoop...

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Club Rugby

/ 6 years ago

French lessons will help Myles Edwards make his mark at Wasps

The new Wasps signing explains how his career took a detour in France before a Premiership homecoming

By The Rugby Paper Team

Columnists

/ 6 years ago

Hewett column: Reduce the size of the bench? It can’t happen

It's 40 years since Robin Cowling played through a dislocated shoulder against French great Robert Paparemborde

By Chris Hewett

Tony Ward on the British & Irish Lions tour of South Africa 1980

Columnists

/ 6 years ago

Jackson column: Apartheid so sickened Tony Ward, he did not go back

The Ireland fly-half tells Peter Jackson how the disparaging sights of Apartheid South Africa he witnessed on the 1980 Lions tour...

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Champions Cup

/ 6 years ago

Leinster wing Dave Kearney is king of Europe’s elite tryscorers

Peter Jackson looks over the stats for Europe's top performing players in terms of tries and points scored

By The Rugby Paper Team

Club Rugby

/ 6 years ago

Northampton sign back-five forward Nick Isiekwe on season-long loan

The England lock has agreed an extension with Saracens but will not be playing in the Championship

By The Rugby Paper Team

Columnists

/ 6 years ago

Guscott column: Premiership can learn financial fair play from NFL

Jeremy Guscott judges how the salary cap is applied in the NFL to maximise financial and regulatory viability

By Jeremy Guscott

Columnists

/ 6 years ago

Cain column: Most marquee players just aren’t worth the money

The Premiership has been a two-team preserve for too long. But Nick Cain questions Steve Lansdown's route to dethroning Saracens

By The Rugby Paper Team

Miscellaneous

/ 6 years ago

Ring-fence now to help clubs rebuild say Bristol

By NEALE HARVEY EXCLUSIV SALARY cap rebels Bristol have called for Premiership ring-fencing plans to be implemented to enable cash-strapped rivals...

By The Rugby Paper Team

Features

/ 6 years ago

ON THE BLINGSIGE

BY NEILFISSLER Follow me on Twitter: @neilfissler ■DAN CARTER has formally parted company with Kobe Kobelco Steelers and is now weighing...

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Features

/ 6 years ago

Overnight success took Chiefs 13 years!

On Tuesday, Exeter Chiefs celebrate the tenth anniversary of winning promotion to the Premiership. NEALE HARVEY marks that momentous day by...

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Columnists

/ 6 years ago

Reduce the bench? It just can’t happen

When the Bristol tight-head prop Paul Guttridge was sent off during a league match with Leicester in front of a big...

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Latest News

/ 6 years ago

French lessons will help Myles earn top marks with Wasps

By NEALE HARVEY Combative: Myles Edwards is ready to fight for his place SURPRISE Wasps signing Myles Edwards warns second row...

By The Rugby Paper Team

Features

/ 6 years ago

Premiership is for all – not just the richest, Steve

COLIN BOAG Ifear for the future of the Premiership and the open letter from Bristol Bears owner, Steve Lansdown, has done...

By The Rugby Paper Team

Columnists

/ 6 years ago

Rugby can learn financial fair play from America

From outside the Premiership circle it seems that if you have a group of clever people running these clubs, who, in...

By The Rugby Paper Team

The Rugby Paper

/ 6 years ago

Hewett’s wit helping me in lockdown

I AGREE with your correspondent Brian Tregunna that TRP has become an even better read since the Covid-19 lockdown. I’m particularly...

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The Rugby Paper

/ 6 years ago

No shock Bristol want to keep marquee men

Star signing: Semi Radradra has a three-year mega bucks deal at Bristol PICTURE: Getty Images STEPHEN Lansdown’s recent announcement of supporting...

By The Rugby Paper Team

Saracens full-back Max Malins will join Bristol on loan

Club Rugby

/ 6 years ago

‘I got a call from Pat Lam saying they’re looking to put together the strongest squad’ – Max Malins explains Bristol loan move

The Saracens full-back explains how his loan move to Bristol came about after a call from Pat Lam

By The Rugby Paper Team

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